NCAAF · 1 year ago

Predicting Landing Spots for the Top 10 Players in Portal

John Canady

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Xamarion Gordon, USC
Xamarion Gordon entered USC straight out of high school as a highly regarded four-star prospect. However, after two seasons of minimal playing time, Gordon is determined to explore opportunities in the transfer portal. Standing at six-foot-one, the safety possesses abundant talent, guaranteeing that he will attract plenty of interest from potential suitors. Texas State recently made a significant addition with the inclusion of Jordan McCloud earlier this week, and rumors suggest they are also interested in acquiring the former Trojan defender.

National Championship Odds: USC +4500
Tacario Davis, Arizona (Prediction: Washington)
Tacario Davis rises as a promising prospect within Arizona's pool of talented athletes amidst their transition through the transfer portal, a decision shaped by Jedd Fisch's departure to helm Washington as head coach. Initially pledged to the Wildcats directly from high school, Davis demonstrated promise over his initial two seasons despite facing restricted playing opportunities. Standing at an impressive height of six-foot-four, this athletically adept defensive back possesses the essential attributes to develop into a formidable shutdown defender for his forthcoming team. Given his former coach's move to Washington, Davis may follow the mentor who recruited him extensively during high school.

National Championship Odds: Arizona +15000
Branson Hickman, SMU (Prediction: Arkansas)
Despite the timing of his decision, Branson Hickman's recent entry into the transfer portal has sparked interest from multiple teams. There is considerable anticipation surrounding his availability, particularly as several teams seek to bolster their offensive lines with added talent. With numerous years of eligibility remaining, Hickman is determined to demonstrate his capacity to thrive at the highest level while exploring potential new collegiate prospects. Amid Arkansas' efforts to fortify their offensive line, rumors strongly tie Hickman to the Razorbacks.

National Championship Odds: SMU +30000
Caleb Ransaw, Troy (Prediction: Auburn)

Corey Dyches has chosen to enter the transfer portal from Maryland, eager to carve out a new path elsewhere. Despite demonstrating athleticism as a tight end during his tenure with the Terrapins, Dyches encountered challenges securing a prominent role in the offensive lineup. Seeking a better opportunity to showcase his talents within a different team's offensive scheme, he's looking for a fresh start. His decision reflects a desire for a more substantial contribution and a chance to make a significant impact. With his versatile skill set, Dyches holds the potential to thrive in various offensive systems. Given Notre Dame's offensive setup, which aligns well with Dyches's abilities, the Fighting Irish could be a potential landing spot for the tight end.

National Championship Odds: Maryland +40000
Corey Dyches, Maryland (Prediction: Notre Dame)

Corey Dyches has chosen to enter the transfer portal from Maryland, eager to carve out a new path elsewhere. Despite demonstrating athleticism as a tight end during his tenure with the Terrapins, Dyches encountered challenges securing a prominent role in the offensive lineup. Seeking a better opportunity to showcase his talents within a different team's offensive scheme, he's looking for a fresh start. His decision reflects a desire for a more substantial contribution and a chance to make a significant impact. With his versatile skill set, Dyches holds the potential to thrive in various offensive systems. Given Notre Dame's offensive setup, which aligns well with Dyches's abilities, the Fighting Irish could be a potential landing spot for the tight end.

National Championship Odds: Maryland +40000
Rashad Amos, Miami (OH) (Prediction: North Carolina)
Initially committing to South Carolina as a three-star prospect in 2020, Rashad Amos found himself with limited playing time as a Gamecock. Seeking a more promising opportunity, he strategically transferred to Miami of Ohio, where his talents flourished. Amos showcased his skills during his time there, amassing an impressive 1,075 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns as a running back, establishing himself as a formidable option in the backfield. Now, eager to continue proving himself, Amos has entered the transfer portal again. Considering North Carolina's desire to bolster their running back room following offseason changes, Amos would be a valuable addition to the Tar Heels' roster.

National Championship Odds: Miami (OH) +100000
Will Norman, Florida (Prediction: Marshall)
Arriving at Florida with high expectations as a four-star prospect, Will Norman envisioned a promising future with the Gators. However, the six-foot-four defensive lineman chose to seek a fresh start elsewhere due to limited playing time. Possessing several years of eligibility and considerable talent, Norman is expected to attract significant interest from other programs. Rumors suggest that Norman is highly interested in Marshall. Although it may be a smaller program, it offers him the best opportunity to thrive on the field and unlock his full potential.

National Championship Odds: Florida: +25000
Will McDonald, Coastal Carolina (Prediction: NC State)
Will McDonald and several other Coastal Carolina transfers have entered the transfer portal. Demonstrating excellence as an interior lineman, McDonald has consistently displayed his proficiency in protecting the quarterback and creating opportunities in the running game during his tenure at CCU. Given the significant demand for offensive linemen in college football, McDonald is positioned to attract interest from numerous programs. Furthermore, with McDonald's former teammate Grayson McCall transferring to NC State, the offensive lineman may find interest in playing in his home state and protecting his former quarterback.

National Championship Odds: Coastal Carolina: +100000
Marcus Bryant, SMU (Prediction: Alabama)
Marcus Bryant has recently made waves by entering the transfer portal, joining the ranks of sought-after talents seeking a fresh start. Originating from SMU as a highly-skilled offensive tackle, Bryant's exceptional performance earned him All-AAC First-Team honors in 2023, showcasing his dominance in the trenches. Standing tall at six-foot-eight, Bryant is expected to be one of the most highly sought-after prospects in the portal. While specific teams expressing interest remain undisclosed, Bryant's decision to explore other opportunities reflects his confidence in garnering significant attention with his abilities. Bryant could significantly impact a team like the Crimson Tide, who lost Kadyn Proctor to Iowa earlier in the cycle.

National Championship Odds: SMU: +30000
Tre’Shon Devones. Rice
Tre’Shon Devones has completed four seasons at Rice University, but only in the most recent season did he truly make his mark. As a full-time starter for the Owls, the cornerback concluded the season with 45 total tackles, 11 pass deflections, and two interceptions. Now, the Texas native ventures into the transfer portal, seeking an opportunity to showcase his skill set elsewhere. With the ability to excel in nearly any program, this standout defender could potentially bolster the Longhorns' defense as they prepare to compete against SEC competition.

National Championship Odds: Rice +100000
Xamarion Gordon, USC
Xamarion Gordon entered USC straight out of high school as a highly regarded four-star prospect. However, after two seasons of minimal playing time, Gordon is determined to explore opportunities in the transfer portal. Standing at six-foot-one, the safety possesses abundant talent, guaranteeing that he will attract plenty of interest from potential suitors. Texas State recently made a significant addition with the inclusion of Jordan McCloud earlier this week, and rumors suggest they are also interested in acquiring the former Trojan defender.

National Championship Odds: USC +4500
Tacario Davis, Arizona (Prediction: Washington)
Tacario Davis rises as a promising prospect within Arizona's pool of talented athletes amidst their transition through the transfer portal, a decision shaped by Jedd Fisch's departure to helm Washington as head coach. Initially pledged to the Wildcats directly from high school, Davis demonstrated promise over his initial two seasons despite facing restricted playing opportunities. Standing at an impressive height of six-foot-four, this athletically adept defensive back possesses the essential attributes to develop into a formidable shutdown defender for his forthcoming team. Given his former coach's move to Washington, Davis may follow the mentor who recruited him extensively during high school.

National Championship Odds: Arizona +15000

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